- Stage name: Park Ju-hyun
- Birth name: Park Joo-hyun
- Also known as: Park Ju-hyun; Ju-hyeon Park; Park Joo-hyun
- Birthday: October 5, 1994
- Zodiac sign: Balance
- Height: 166 centimeters (5’5″)
- Weight: to be defined
- Blood type:B
- Nationality: South Korean
- Instagram: @charmgirl_1005
- Youtube: Charmgirl Park Joo-hyun
Actress Park Joo-hyun is receiving attention amid dating rumors with WINNER’s Mino, but she has remained silent, saying she cannot confirm the rumors. Both Park Joo-hyun and Mino’s agencies dismissed the dating rumors on December 18, stating: “We cannot confirm personal matters regarding our artists.”
A media outlet reported that Park Joo-hyun and Mino, who met during their 2022 Netflix film “Seoul Vibe,” have been dating for two years. They were allegedly seen together at a gym in Gangnam and also spotted in Yangyang, Gangwon province. The report mentions that Park Joo-hyun also socialized freely with Mino’s acquaintances in the music industry, behaving like friends.
Previously, on November 29, Park Joo-hyun won the Best New Actress award at the 45th Blue Dragon Film Awards for her role in the film “Drive.” She stole the spotlight on the red carpet wearing a black dress that revealed her chest line, showing off her sexy figure. She has also attracted attention for her athleticism, having competed in a triathlon on a variety show, showing off her toned thighs and back muscles as part of the appeal of her hot body.
Additionally, Park Joo-hyun gained recognition for her natural acting in the film “You’ll Die in 6 Hours,” which earned her the Best Actress and Audience Award at the 28th Bucheon International Fantasy Film Festival, demonstrating her solid acting skills.
This year has been a productive one for Park Joo-hyun, whose career has been called “the year of Park Joo-hyun.” Since “Drive,” she has appeared in “Project Silence,” “You Will Die In 6 Hours,” and the KBS2 drama “Perfect Family,” balancing both the big and small screens. Recently, she impressed viewers with her emotional performance in her first variety show, “Iron Girls” on tvN, further proving her versatility.
